docs: remove temporary notes and fix onboarding drift

- delete TASKLIST.md and docs/design/handoff.md; the handoff content lives in README.md
- move docs/BOOTSTRAP-OWNERSHIP.md to docs/history/ and index it in docs/history/README.md
- point ONBOARD.md, docs/BORROW.md and the ticked TODO.md item at the new path
- ONBOARD.md section 9 no longer mentions TASKLIST.md
- ONBOARD.md section 3 and 4 markers are now `// ...` (line comments lost their colon)

verified from a clean build: make clean, make (fixpoint 376903 words), the
section 0-7 commands (section 4 after the marker fix), and the rejection suites. make check was
started but did not complete (stopped before it finished).

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-# implementation notes
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-this note summarizes implemented language and tooling features that were previously tracked across design documents. feature details live in the project readme and examples.
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-## language and library
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-- struct methods and static functions support typed parameters and return types. the existing untyped form remains available.
-- `src/lib/std.zc` groups helpers in structs of static functions, called with `Group.name(args)`. `Text`, `Bytes`, `Host`, `Arena` and `Buf` provide string, byte, host, arena and buffer helpers. linux `syscall` is host-only and bypasses vm checks.
-- tagged enums support payload members, constructors that return owned enum pointers, and `case member(fields)` bindings in ordinary `switch` statements. omitted members produce a warning when there is no `default`.
-- struct values can cross native calls on x86-64 sysv and linux arm64 aapcs64 for the interpreter, o3, llvm and jit paths described in the readme. apple arm64 remains unchecked.
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-## language server
-
-the language server runs the compiler in check mode, so diagnostics and semantic highlighting use the same parser and symbol tables as compilation. hover supports declarations, parameters, locals, built-ins and documented keywords. it does not follow declarations reached through `include` yet.
-
-## optimization
-
-o3 remains the explicit way to request native regions; automatic tiering was dropped. llvm inlining and global copy propagation are implemented. see [tiering](tiering.md) for the rationale and [struct-by-value](struct-by-value.md) for native aggregate limits.
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-the runtime memory map is generated from a preset. fixed code and compiler tables have finite capacity; the heap grows within the configured machine memory. see the project readme's memory map section for the current build controls.